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• Diary entry for 1913-02-07

  ... artist in such a situation would, for his part, merely feel obliged to respond to the tribute paid to him, i.e. a gift from the other, with a complementary present. Least of all would a great man, who is accustomed to giving, be merely one-sidedly on the ...

• Diary entry for 1913-06-08

  ... female sex forever, and in favor of men. A kind of trema in front of the woman undoubtedly plays a part: the man does not take up the fight against the woman – he will at any rate be spared this by remaining with the man – and thus he chooses the more ...

• Diary entry for 1913-12-01

  ... when examined carefully prove not to be reservations at all. He merely communicates thoughts in connection with passages where I myself express a conjecture, or he uses for his part his own, but not better, words for that which I expressly say myself ...

• Diary entry for 1914-01-15

  ... the impetuous letter of the lawyer made our mother's situation seem very perilous to him, so that he, as he believed, did not wish to sour the very last part of our mother's life with further knavery; or that he, in fantastical outburst and with regard ...

• Diary entry for 1914-03-09

  ... otherwise be regarded as such were it not taken to be a necessary means of self-defense on his part. It is an entirely different matter if an inferior person loses himself, for example in barbarisms, excesses, or drunkenness, because he lacks a suitable ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-12

  ... geniuses and modesty on the part of talented groups. But how does one recognize who is superior in literature? The genius does not wear his distinction in the form of a golden collars and stars, for which reason the leader cannot be recognized from external ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-14

  ... . I am expecting further similar chess moves from other pupils, who will however let the future govern their actions. Study of Marpurg, especially the first part. ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-17

  ... ; she never experienced the grace of being well off, as Wilhelm or Mosio or to some extent I myself have experienced. And she will never take part in that higher grace of seeing the Heaven of art. What she bears in spite of all her fate is apparently ...

• Diary entry for 1914-11-13

  ... mischievous will always have an advantage, so that the end of the deception on the part of England will not be foreseen. ...

• Diary entry for 1914-12-03

  ... cleanliness may, in its exaggeration, be just as objectionable as the demand, say, that anyone who wishes to preserve his good health should not spend any part of his life below 1,500 meters above sea level. There appears, rather, to be a kind of mixture that ...

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